Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-03
THE LIVELY PARK.
A Breezy Budget of News from the
Great Mining Camp.

1.-TWO lovely for words" explains the
state of the weather in the Park during
the past few days.
Snow-shoeing is the prevailing sport in
our snowy town at present, the last cold
snap having made the snow strong and
hard, and capable OF supporting the heav-
lest riders.
Revival work has been going on in our
churches Tor the past few weeks, and en-
couraging reports are coming from it. In
the Methodist Church large meetings are
being held nightly, conducted by Rev.
I. G. Tiff, assisted by Rev. &. NJ Geffrey,
and the work is progressing favorably.
In the Congregational Church, Rev.
Prior has been assisted, at different times.
by the Revs. Seward, of Coalville, Bailey,
OF Ogden, and Munroe, of Salt Lake, and
also by Miss Hand, OF Heber. \ number
OF converts have been made and much
Christian spirit manifested.
The Park is proud OF its new paper,
the can, and justly so, for its fine appear
ance, neat typographical arrangement
and its newsy columns cannot but call
forth the admiration of all.
Miss f. L. Stalker, assistant teacher
in the public school, is recovering from
her long illness and expects to be in
school again soon.
The curfew ordinance works like a
charm and its effect is so noticeable that
one almost feels lonesome upon the
streets at night now-without the usual
hubbub made by rampant boys.
Mr.. Frank II, White occupies the posi-
ton OF local editor on the can.
Friday and Saturday on business con-
nected with the Industrial Home.
Mr.. Tom Snarr spent few DAYS in
Zion last week.
Messrs. Keisel, Osborne, James, Sny-
der and Cohen returned from the metro
polls Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. b. Richardson and Mrs. c. II.
Whitney are visiting in Salt Lake.
The huge smile on Prof. F. f. Mer-
rlls face since Sunday, translated into
words, means, "We've got a girl at our
house" The Professor says she has al
ready commenced the conjugation of the
verb ann, but, in a way OF her own, puts
the word papa after it,
Mr., Geo. Morrison is expected home
soon, and on the strength of the rumor
that he is no longer "one," the boys are
preparing to give him grand "chivari."
The Marsac mill closed down Monday
night for repairs. 1t is thought that
everything will be ready for starting no
again within week or ten days.
The following have registered at the
Park City hotel from Salt Lake City dur |
ing the past few days: j. X. Nichols and |
wife, o. Nandercook, j, II Ienzi Chas |
Burns, Joseph Gorlinski, Robert Cor. |
linski
\ grand ball is to be given by Uintah
Lodge No. 7, A, i. and A. NJ, in Masonic
Hall on Thursday evening, February
18th. The Masons' balls in the past have
been such that for the coming one only
the greatest success can be predicted
Sickness and death are prevalent in
the Park at present. The doctors are
kept busy night and day caring for the
little ones among whom is all the trouble.
An infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Dan
Coughin died last week and another
Heath has occurred in a family whose
name we have been unable TO ascertain,
Nearly all this sickness originates in colds.
which everyone in the Park seems TO be
suffering with, caused no doubt from the
'apld change in the weather
The Snake Creek district, in the com.
NJ spring, will no doubt be the scene ol
activity. Some new proper.
les will be incorporated, and the Roch
'ster will be worked for all there is in il
treat results are expected from this
property. G
PARK CRY, Feb, 3, 1887.